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WikiLeaks: Bradley Manning was treated improperly in lockup, judge rules

But the military court declined to throw out the case against former Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, who faces trial for allegedly facilitating the largest leak of classified documents in US history.

Bradley Manning to testify again Friday over 'harsh' conditions in jail

Wikileaks GI Bradley Manning to argue harsh detention merits release

UN eyeing Texas invasion? Probably not, but ‘civil war’ fears abound

How can Army keep soldiers fighting fit after Afghanistan? Avatars

As war wanes, how will US military retain its best warriors?

Sgt. Robert Bales: His wife says 'he loves children'

US says Sgt. Bales split Afghan killing spree

Second prior assault cases surfaces against Robert Bales

Robert Bales charged with murder in Afghanistan massacre

Afghan villagers say shootings were revenge

Accused soldier's lawyer plans trip to Afghanistan

Bales may not remember shooting, lawyer says

Sgt. Robert Bales: Details emerge on soldier charged with killing Afghan villagers

Obama and Karzai: 'On the same page' or at 'the end of the rope'?

Afghan shooting spree: soldier's revenge for wounded colleague?

What US Army says about handling the Quran

Urination video: Outcry aside, history suggests minimal punishment for Marines (+video)

Pentagon Papers vs. WikiLeaks: Is Bradley Manning the new Ellsberg?

For Obama, WikiLeaks' Guantánamo files come at bad time

US military assistance for foreign forces: a wise investment?

Lawrence of Arabia, guiding US Army in Iraq and Afghanistan

Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of March 8, 2010

Michigan town's resolve to take Guantánamo detainees wavers

Is US strategy in Afghanistan working?